
Amaretto Adriatico, bourbon, lemon & tonic. I'm not sure, but it's growing on me. Fever tree light tonic is the best. Not artificial sweetener just less sugar. Same with the Adriatico, so this is a pretty lean version of this mix.
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Amaretto Adriatico, bourbon, lemon & tonic. I'm not sure, but it's growing on me. Fever tree light tonic is the best. Not artificial sweetener just less sugar. Same with the Adriatico, so this is a pretty lean version of this mix.
A Canadian whiskey and Coke, but with an added half shot of Amaretto to make it cherry Coke.
Shot of vodka and chase it with a pickle bite.
Leinenkugels summer shandy and Jameson
Faygo
Haven't made it to the store this week, so using what I've got: Whipped cream vodka and Strawberry-Watermelon Mio.
Agua de piña for me this night. Will make a more drinky drink tomorrow.